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Charlie Had a piggy bank full of quarters. If he gave 11 Friends each $0.25, how many quarters did he gave away?

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1 quarter = $0.25 which would mean he gave away 11 quarters.

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He gave away 11 quarters because 1 quarter=0.25 cents. Hope I helped!

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